ADHD is defined as a neuro-development disorder. It's more complex than just "mental health". The brain is just wired differently than the norm. If the condition requires meds, it's better to take them. Always work with a psychiatrist and a psychologist by the way.
The problem is that there are not many Muslim psychologists. And even then, it's not like they're an imam and a psychologist. They're just a psychologist that practices Islam. If you find the meds work for you, that is also tawwakul in Allah swt. No harm from them tbh if you have a diagnosed condition. But you should be actively working with a therapist too Expensive I know, and easier said than done
ADHD is not a mental depression!! It is not like OCD ADHD people are sometimes hyper with a lot of energy. Sometimes kids are thought as naughty. All they need to do is burn energy instead of setting there playing on a screen This question was misunderstood The caller said adhd Autism can’t not be fixed with a psychologist Autism is a disability that has different level Some are extremely cleaver with I.e numbers, problem solving. Some mentally can’t not understand anything Sheikhs need to stick to their topics of deen This video will cause more problems with the ignorant that don’t understand what ADHD or autism is
And you need to understand what he said . He said the therapist will diagnose anyone with these diseases even when they dont have a problem . So why or how could he say if he actually requires the medicine or not?
@@sadia8057 by evaluating their symptoms and testing what medication works and what doesn't and yes there are greedy therapists that will prescribe anything, just avoid those ones and find a good one
Actually no its not. Adhd is not something you just burn out to stop it... Real grown people have adhd. It is a neurodevelopmental disorder just like autism. Autism and Adhd are in the same group just different symptoms that manifest.
"And do good, indeed Allah loves the doers of good" (Quran - 2:195)
I got the best therapist and best friend allah azzwajal. The conversations in sujood help relax the mind
ADHD is defined as a neuro-development disorder. It's more complex than just "mental health". The brain is just wired differently than the norm.
If the condition requires meds, it's better to take them. Always work with a psychiatrist and a psychologist by the way.
Jazak Allah hu Khairan sheikh
The problem is that there are not many Muslim psychologists. And even then, it's not like they're an imam and a psychologist. They're just a psychologist that practices Islam. If you find the meds work for you, that is also tawwakul in Allah swt. No harm from them tbh if you have a diagnosed condition. But you should be actively working with a therapist too
Expensive I know, and easier said than done
The best therapist is Quran.
ADHD is not a mental depression!!
It is not like OCD
ADHD people are sometimes hyper with a lot of energy. Sometimes kids are thought as naughty. All they need to do is burn energy instead of setting there playing on a screen
This question was misunderstood
The caller said adhd
Autism can’t not be fixed with a psychologist
Autism is a disability that has different level
Some are extremely cleaver with I.e numbers, problem solving. Some mentally can’t not understand anything
Sheikhs need to stick to their topics of deen
This video will cause more problems with the ignorant that don’t understand what ADHD or autism is
And you need to understand what he said . He said the therapist will diagnose anyone with these diseases even when they dont have a problem . So why or how could he say if he actually requires the medicine or not?
@@sadia8057 by evaluating their symptoms and testing what medication works and what doesn't
and yes there are greedy therapists that will prescribe anything, just avoid those ones and find a good one
Actually no its not. Adhd is not something you just burn out to stop it... Real grown people have adhd. It is a neurodevelopmental disorder just like autism. Autism and Adhd are in the same group just different symptoms that manifest.